A Kiss from Rose | Boaz Not Bozo

When God brings you a Boaz, not a Bozo, you’ll know you are walking in His divine favor! Don’t settle, don’t rush—what God has for you is worth the wait. Stay patient, stay prayerful, and let Him write your love story. 💍✨🙌

Sometimes we settle for less than what God has planned for us because we get impatient or lose sight of His promises. But when God says Boaz and not Bozo, it’s a reminder to trust His timing. Your Boaz—a partner who respects, loves, and honors you—is worth the wait.

Boaz in the Bible didn’t just see Ruth’s outward beauty; he saw her heart, her character, and her faithfulness. Don’t settle for someone who only sees part of you—wait for the one who values you entirely.

A husband is more than just a title; he is a reflection of God’s love and leadership within a marriage. A husband is:

• A Protector: He provides security—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. He creates a safe place for his wife to grow, heal, and thrive.

• A Leader: He leads with love, humility, and wisdom, following Christ as his example. He walks alongside his wife as a partner, not a ruler.

• A Provider: He works diligently to support his family’s needs, understanding that provision isn’t just financial—it includes love, care, and spiritual nourishment.

• A Partner: He honors and cherishes his wife, valuing her as an equal. Together, they build a life rooted in faith, trust, and love.

• A Lover: He shows unconditional love, kindness, and affection, modeling Christ’s sacrificial love for the church (Ephesians 5:25).

• A Prayer Warrior: He intercedes for his family, standing firm in faith during challenges and guiding them closer to God.

A godly husband is not perfect, but he strives daily to love and serve his wife as Christ loves the church—with patience, grace, and selflessness. A husband’s role isn’t about control but about building a marriage that honors God, strengthens his family, and inspires others.

“Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” – Ephesians 5:25

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